Israeli Envoy Accused Iran Of ‘Destabilizing Nigeria’

Israeli Envoy Michael Freeman Claims Iran is Behind Global Terrorism and Plots to Destabilize Nigeria

iexclusivenews – Israeli Envoy to Nigeria, Michael Freeman, in a shocking revelation has accused Iran of being the driving force behind global terrorism and political instability, specifically targeting Nigeria as part of its efforts to destabilize the region.

Freeman speaking at an event in Abuja, minced no words as he pointed an accusatory finger at Iran, claiming that the country is “pumping millions of dollars, billions of dollars, expertise, [and] weapons in order to destabilize the entire region.” He further alleged that Iran has also “made attempt[s] to destabilise Africa and West Africa and they are beginning their action also in Nigeria.”

Michael Freeman’s remarks come against the backdrop of the ongoing tensions in the Middle East, where Iran has long been accused of sponsoring various terrorist groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah. The ambassador’s claims suggest that the Iranian regime’s destabilizing activities have now extended to Nigeria, a strategic nation in West Africa.

“Iran under a radical leader is a regime that is sponsoring terror, destruction and mysteries for millions not least for the Iranian people,” Israeli Envoy’s Freeman asserted, emphasizing the urgency for the world to take action against Iran’s leadership in order to bring about lasting peace.

The Israeli envoy’s comments echo a growing concern among the international community about Iran’s involvement in fomenting unrest and violence in various parts of the world. He argued that terrorism knows no borders, and therefore, countries facing this threat must come together to tackle it collectively.

“Terrorism in Israel will not stop in Israel. We have seen radical terrorism here in Nigeria like in Israel. We have learnt that when it starts in Israel it never finishes there,” Freeman said, underscoring the need for a united global front against the scourge of terrorism.

Emphasizing Israel’s readiness to share its expertise and work with any country willing to combat terrorism, Freeman urged Nigeria and other affected nations to join forces in this fight. He argued that the “world needs to stand together against terrorism” as “terrorists do not recognize borders, they do not recognize the states or any other thing.”

The Israeli envoy’s allegations come at a time when Nigeria has been grappling with its own security challenges, including the ongoing insurgency by Boko Haram and other violent groups. The prospect of Iran’s involvement in exacerbating these issues has undoubtedly raised concerns among Nigerian authorities and the general public.

Freeman’s remarks also touch on the long-standing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that has been a thorn in Israel’s side for decades. The ambassador asserted that there can be no peace in the Middle East as long as Hamas continues to exist, as the group is “dedicated to the destruction of Israel and want[s] the death of every Jew.”

As the international community continues to navigate the complex geopolitical landscape, the accusations leveled by the Israeli envoy against Iran’s purported meddling in Nigeria and the wider region have undoubtedly added a new layer of complexity to the ongoing efforts to achieve lasting peace and stability.